The button typically used to save a document is represented by a floppy disk icon in most software applications. You can also use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl + S (Cmd + S on Mac) to quickly save your work. In some applications, there may also be a "File" menu option where you can select "Save."
There is no save button. The document gets automatically saved.
File - save as - name it - save
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Go to Google DocsLog InGo to homeClick the red "create" button on the leftChoose "document"The document will automatically save itself
Ctrl - S will save a Word document. Shift - F12 will also do a save. F12 will do a Save As.
The button 'Ctrl' pressed with the 'S' key will save a file or document.
click the file button in the uppermost part in the screen then then click save as then find a folder where to save your file. after that there is a box in the bottom tha says file name and then type the file name of your document. then after that click the save button in the lower left part of the screen
You can click the Save button on the Standard Toolbar. It has a picture of dark blue diskette on it. The shortcut key is control-S.
You can use the Print Screen button and then paste into a graphics application and save as a picture.
In the Text group on the INSERT tab, the "Object" button can be used to insert one document into another. By clicking on this button and selecting "Text from File," you can choose a document to embed within the current document. This allows for seamless integration of content from different files.
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it is the button to close your saved document such as Microsoft word.